Stansport Canteen 2 Quart with Blanket Cover

It does what it needs to and for the price I can’t complain but I do have a few issues with it. It does feel a bit flimsy and the strap is very short, even at full extension I can’t cross body it.

Great, bought for kids hiking trip and they loved it. The kids loved the old west look, lots of fun. Doesn’t leak, seems tough and well made. Crazy for the kids to open and drink from.Not insulated, so doesn’t keep water super cold, but we knew this when buying it.After 4-5hr water stayed cool, but not cold

The metal is actually plastic. That said, it’s a very inexpensive canteen so it’s ok that it’s cheaper materials. It’s a good-looking product, though.

Being an outdoorsy person I spend a lot of time in the hot Texas heat. I do a lot of hiking and nature photography. As a naturalist you have to stay hydrated. This is a much bigger canteen than most of my water bottles. I have many for various places I am at. Some tumblers for indoor use, a small-ish canteen for when I have to walk a bit. However, this one is good for prolonged voyages. I love the soft blanket exterior. I have always loved this style of canteen. I used to watch a lot of westerns with my Granddad and I would see many of these types of canteens in the films. I find these to be a nice esthetic but also a good thing to have when you are outdoors doing a lot of heavy hoofing. I would say the only gripe is the strap it is a touch too small but nothing too much to worry about. I love how big it is; I got the 4 Qt and I love how it holds twice as much water as my others. I love the color and I love the quality. Just the strap is the only thing but I can mend it and fix it. Nothing too off putting. I love getting new hiking and camping equipment. This is something to look into if you are in the market for a new canteen or if you are indeed going on a long trip to the high deserts or any place. It is just a nice thing to have. Water is essential and this holds a lot of it.

Good in photos, terrible in actual use. Bought these for my kids for camp and this is how they looked after 3 weeks! I was shocked at the poor quality as has similar ones when I was a kid that last decades. Also I thought they were metal inside but they are plastic with metal edges to make you think they are (this may have been an oversight on my part but the metal rim certainly deceived me).

I love This canteen!!! I had one like it decades ago in scouts. I recently purged that old rusty one, because i liked looking at it but not actually drinking from it, so i decided to replace it. When it arrived my 6&8 year olds decided they wanted them too. I didn’t want to end up carrying all 3 of them on our hikes so I decided to return it and buy hydration backpacks instead. Those worked out great for that but not everyday use and I never got around to returning this guy. It road around in the car with us until the day after the return deadline. Since i paid for it i had better use it. This guy is a bigger version than my old one. It’s giant! It makes me laugh. And It just so happens that It’s exactly the right amount of water that i should be drinking daily, which is a lot. You can take your current weight in pounds, and multiply that by 1/2 to 2/3rds . For seriously, I googled it. It’s a conversation starter, people love it. Some mistake it for a purse or a drum. It’s fun. It’s brought up some great conversations about the health benefits of drinking water and about the importance of ensuring clean water for everyone, everywhere . By using it I’m cutting way back on my single use plastic waste, which may also come up in conversation. It’s stylish and unique. The strap is exactly the right length, fits like a purse. The part you drink from is white plastic. Something to think about, make sure you carry something, like a bandana, to wipe your lipstick off of it before it stains. The only reason I would consider A lower star rating is because after using it consistently for a very short amount of time, like 2 weeks, the lid broke. In the canteens defense, it was probably user error, as I saw My child holding it by the lid loop, which broke it even more. Now I have To make sure it’s upright constantly or there’s a giant puddle. I’m going to buy another one, it’s a great price. I’ll probably try to use a special plastic glue to fix it and keep as a back up. CHEERS!!

More of a toy for kids or those not actually hiking in mountains or primitive camping. The strap is child size and cannot be removed without cutting it or breaking the plastic adjustment clips. The cap and canteen itself are plastic and lightweight at that, with a thin sheetmetal aluminum sheathing and pie crust crimped rings to hold the fabric on.With care and a new longer sturdier strap it should last a while, but had I known I'd have opted for something sturdier - I bought it primarily because I wanted a two liter canteen.That said, with care

Perfect for my Boy Scout!